Spring Senses: My Sensory Poem

Students brainstorm spring vocabulary using the five senses, then compose a five-line sensory poem with descriptive adjectives.

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Students brainstorm spring vocabulary using the five senses, then compose a five-line sensory poem with descriptive adjectives. Includes color-coded word banks, sentence frames, space for a final poem, and a poet's portrait drawing.

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Students will identify sensory details related to spring.
Students will select descriptive adjectives and sensory vocabulary.
Students will compose a five-line poem using the five senses.
Students will revise ideas into complete poetic sentences.

Spring Senses: My Sensory Poem

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